Sentence examples for requesting it from from inspiring English sources

The National Security Archive at George Washington University, a prolific requester of declassified documents, has sometimes managed to obtain a complete page by requesting it from two agencies.

The whistle-blower apparently obtained it by simply requesting it from the I.R.S.  Linkage to the health care law came through Sarah Hall Ingram, a longtime I.R.S. official who has headed the agency's program to carry out the Affordable Care Act since December 2010.

The origins of the Fat Sandwiches are murky, but the original, called the Fat Cat, may have been introduced in 1979, according to Darrell Butler, who came up with the Fat Darrell, requesting it from a vendor while a student at Rutgers in the 1990s.

The Mount Rainier group is urging drive makers to incorporate the technology into their drives by the first half of this year, and for PC makers to start requesting it from their drive suppliers by the end of this year.

Today, most accounts of the stitch begin and end with men requesting it from a doctor after their partner gives birth.

This week, both men essentially lost as Congress gave final approval to a measure that bans the National Security Agency from collecting and storing bulk telephone records, but also gives intelligence agencies the power to access the same information by requesting it from telephone companies.

Or readers may request it from Production Quality Control, The New York Times, 229 West 43rd Street, New York, N.Y.

Before there were online sex offender registries, anyone wanting information on specific offenders had to request it from local or state police agencies.

According to its Constitution, South Korea is obligated to offer safe haven and citizenship to those who request it from the North.

Allowing Mr. Osborne to forgo testing at trial and then request it from prison, Justice Alito wrote, "would allow prisoners to play games with the criminal justice system".

The Green Cockatoo is one of those oft-mentioned, hardly-ever screened films, and the only way you can get to see it at the moment is to request it from the National Film Archive - which is exactly what I did.